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"Couldn't find Zephyr root" both SEGGER and VsCode

Mr.Newlove

Hello all,

Lost my VM that had a working installation and just setting everything back up.

After installing SDK 1.8.0 and all of the extensions for VsCode. Now both SEGGER and VSCode cannoot find the Zephry root and I cannot find it on disk?

This was not a problem in the past, any ideas?

Thanks

Edit: Another problem... like all of the examples are missing?? searched for serial_lte_modem and it comes up with nothing. Even just searching serial, or application comes up with nothing useful?

Edit2: I installed the most recent 3 releases and none have a zephyr folder anymore?!?!?

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    Mr.Newlove said:

    Either way, I installed on the local drive instead and running into different problems. When I try to create a new project based on a sample it creates an empty folder and then nothing else?

    https://youtu.be/yGBOxnSUl0Y

    Thanks for the feedback, Kyle! First of all, you should make the panel visible within VS Code, as it may provide you with useful output. You can do that via View --> Appearance --> Show Panel.

    Now, this could be an issue related to VS Code, but also to the general toolchain setup. You can cross-check the last-named quite easy via a command line build:

    • Open a bash, as described here.
    • Navigate to the Serial LTE modem application: cd nrf/applications/serial_lte_modem
    • Trigger a build with the command: west build -b nrf9160dk_nrf9160_ns

    Regards,

    Markus

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    Mr.Newlove said:

    Either way, I installed on the local drive instead and running into different problems. When I try to create a new project based on a sample it creates an empty folder and then nothing else?

    https://youtu.be/yGBOxnSUl0Y

    Thanks for the feedback, Kyle! First of all, you should make the panel visible within VS Code, as it may provide you with useful output. You can do that via View --> Appearance --> Show Panel.

    Now, this could be an issue related to VS Code, but also to the general toolchain setup. You can cross-check the last-named quite easy via a command line build:

    • Open a bash, as described here.
    • Navigate to the Serial LTE modem application: cd nrf/applications/serial_lte_modem
    • Trigger a build with the command: west build -b nrf9160dk_nrf9160_ns

    Regards,

    Markus

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